Oscars 2017: The Best-Dressed Men on the Academy Awards Red Carpet

Dev Patel in Burberry

The Lion actor has aced everything from standard penguin suits to swervy navy tuxes this awards season, and this streamlined ivory dinner jacket feels like the perfect way to cap off Patel's successful red carpet run.

Kevin Mazur

Mahershala Ali in Ermenegildo Zegna Couture and Monique Péan

We talk a lot about how black underpinnings can ruin a tux, but this mix of textures, micro patterns, and matte and shine—plus the right accessories—elevates this slick fit to best-dressed status.

Frazer Harrison

Lucas Hedges in Dior Homme

When it's your first Oscars, you want to honor the occasion and look your best, two things Hedges pulled off with ease tonight.

Lester Cohen

Andrew Garfield in Tom Ford

Study this photo before the next time you have to put on a tux and then copy everything Garfield is doing in it.

Frazer Harrison

Trevante Rhodes, Alex R. Hibbert, and Ashton Sanders in Calvin Klein

It would be enough for this trio of up-and-coming actors to turn up to the Oscars representing a game-changing film like Moonlight, but for each of them do it in some of Raf Simons' first designs for Calvin Klein puts these looks into mic drop territory.

Jeff Kravitz

Justin Timberlake in Tom Ford and Christian Louboutin shoes

Example #346 that every man looks his best in Tom Ford.

Kevin Mazur

Michael Shannon

Wearing a flower on your tuxedo lapel could make you look like you're headed to prom—or it could make you look like a leading man at the Oscars, like Shannon does here.

Frazer Harrison

Jeff Bridges

The three-piece tux is a 2.0 menswear move and Bridges pulls it off with ease.

Steve Granitz

John Legend in Gucci and Monique Péan

Yes, John Legend is wearing a floppy bow-tie. And yes, John Legend looks fantastic in his expertly-tailored Gucci tuxedo.

Lester Cohen

Damien Chazelle

There were a lot of blue tuxedoes on the Oscars red carpet, but Chazelle's white-and-ivory underpinnings put his ahead of the competition.

Steve Granitz

John Cho

Cho's shawl-collar tuxedo jacket is on point, and the actor's slightly cropped trousers add a Thom Browne-esque spin to his rig that feels fresh in a sea of break-heavy pant legs.

Kevin Mazur

Seth Rogen in Todd Snyder

We can't remember the last time Seth Rogen looked this great on a red carpet. Well played, sir (and those self-lacing Nike Mags didn't hurt, either.

Oscars 2017: The Best-Dressed Men on the Academy Awards Red Carpet

The annual awards season red carpet slog marathon finally comes to an end at the Oscars and at this point, we've seen every spin on black tie dressing—or so we thought. This year's red carpet turned up twists on tuxedoes that celebrated formal menswear traditions and personal style, a mix that doesn't always yield successful results, but it did when we're talking about these guys. From Dev Patel's modern dinner jacket to Mahershala Ali's blackout tux, here are the most stylish guys at the 89th Academy Awards.

Dev Patel in Burberry

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The Lion actor has aced everything from standard penguin suits to swervy navy tuxes this awards season, and this streamlined ivory dinner jacket feels like the perfect way to cap off Patel's successful red carpet run.